I go here often to use the gym. I find the prices VERY good. It costs just £13 for your induction,…read morethen about £2.50 per session. The gym is very state of the art, it has all the usual proper equipment. Running machines, weight lifting, bikes etc. Theres also a lovely swimming pool you can go and cool off in after. The staff are all incredibly helpful too, they help you on the machines as much as they can and explain how everything works.

Great little swimming pool. Gets quite busy at times but the kids seem to love it. Wave machine and…read morewater flumes, decent prices. Can also take swimming classes there. Right next to a lovely big park too.

This is a good-sized swimming pool and offers a variety of other facilities too such as swimming…read morelessons, a sauna, a small gym and swim challenges. The opening hours are good and the staff are friendly. Only drawbacks are the fact that the water's usually quite cold and the gym is very tiny and often gets crowded! Things I like about the pool are that it's good and deep at the deep end (and you can use it for diving); there are lots of inflatables and other toys available for children in selected sessions; and the gym staff are really helpful. Things which could be better are the opening hours and the water temperature. Also, a bigger gym would be a huge plus.

Louth swimming pool has come a long way over the years, but still really isn't somewhere that you…read morewould choose to go. As a family, we often picked to travel to Cleethorpes instead of go to Louth swimming pool. I can't really put my finger on what it is about Louth, but it just doesn't really appeal as somewhere to go. It has all the facilities you might want - changing rooms, showers etc. and there is also a gym/fitness area. However it just doesn't tick all the boxes for me. Although not technically expensive, I feel that it is more on the pricey side, considering the quality you get.

Well it dont exist anymore burned down and got replaced with selby leisure center. Dont know how a…read moreswimming pool burns down.

Situated on Scot Road, opposite the new 3 Lakes shopping complex, Abbey Leisure Centre is a clean…read moreand modern building. opened in 1992, the Leisure Centre has recently gained a prestigious Quest' registered status and proudly boasts an extensive refurbishment. The facilities include a Fitness Suite, 25 metre pool, Sports Hall, Sauna / Steam Room, Outdoor All Weather Pitch, Crèche and The Waterfront Café. I particularly like the fitness Suite which has had a major refurbishment (still the great staff and a lovely relaxed atmosphere) and the Crèche facilities which i have used several times. My children would disagree and say it has to be the crazy slides in the pool, which keep them amused most Sundaysand unlike most pools this is one is not freezing! Talking of the pool, my children learnt to swim here and gained their swimming awards in Otters and Seals levels. For those little ones who just can't get enough of swimming there are progressive swimming groups that require more dedication. Oh and don't forget you can reclaim your parking tickets once you are in the Leisure centre.

On my first and only visit I stayed no longer than 30 minutes including getting changed. After…read morewalking down the stairs which had cigarette ends on them this was not a good first impression. I entered the changing rooms which were dirty and I really did not want to walk on the floor bare foot. It took me 6 different lockers before I found one that worked. I entered the pool area which seemed clean enough. I got in the pool swam 5 metres then got back out again, as it was so could I was shivering. I had paid the extra money to use the spa facilities, I use this in the loosest sense of the word. There was a very small sauna which got cramped after four people got in, then moved onto the steam room that was equally small and smelt of mould and very stale air, not pleasant in the slightest. Having had enough of my experience in the council facility I decided it was time to leave, so headed for the exit via the Leisure Centre Manager. I spoke to him about the state of the entire place and he was quite shocked about the cleanliness and stated he would get it sorted. Overall quite a shame that this is an old leisure centre that is really showing its age, and makes me not want to visit again.

Ennerdale leisure centre is in serious need of a refurbishment to keep in line with the likes of…read moreother centres in Hull such as Woodford. It has a large car park and has easy accessible links from hull city centre, Beverley and sutton. there is disabled access however unless you visited this centre regularly you would know about it. Other access is by steep steps which can be a little dangerous in the winter and bad weather. Once inside staff are very friendly and helpful. In the main foyer is the reception , cafe and access to the spectator seating which over looks the pool. To get to the changing room for the pool and sauna is by steps - i dont know if there is disabled access as i dont recall seeing any. The changing rooms for the swimming pool and sauna are dissgusting to say the least. They are large and have a shower area. I do know that they are regularly cleaned and i think the 'state' of them is more to do with the fact the titles need replacing. They have a large indoor sports hall which also offers summer holiday activities such as football. There is creche facilites and a studio that offers areobic classes from tai box and spinning throughout the week. The gym has recently under gone a refurb and is now fitted with the same state of art gym equpiment and also has the same fitlinxx system as Woodford. The changing room for the gym is sepeate to the swimming pool one and is nice clean, big and modern. There are 2 pools - one large main pool and a smaller pool. However in my opinion the smaller pool is more for toddlers and under children but as it is a metre in depth i would recommend armbands. The small pool also holds regular water areobic sessions. The larger pool is sometimes cornered off into lanes - however it is very popular at the weekends with teenagers so they only corner of a small section of the pool. Although this centre does need to be modernise it is still a good leisure centre.

This is a great little swimming pool. We've been several times on wet afternoons when we've been on…read moreholiday and it area and found that what this place lacks in size it more than makes up for in activity -- they have some brilliant floats which come out regularly during the school holidays. The changing facilities are good (why can't all swimming pools have decent-sized family changing cubicles?) and the prices quite reasonable. There will be bigger and more exciting swimming pools up and down the country I'm sure, but for what it is this particular swimming pool cannot be faulted. Our two kids (now aged 3 and 5) love it.

From the owner: Here at Ryedale Swim and Fitness Centre, we've got all the tools you need to keep fit, active,…read morehealthy and happy. Firstly, our brand-new 35-station gym is the ideal place to help you achieve all your fitness goals, while our Fitness Motivators and Personal Trainers are also on hand to help you get the most out of your workouts. Secondly, the 25m swimming pool plays host to a number of different aquatic activities, including our award-winning swimming lessons, fun sessions - where you can make use of the flume - and fitness sessions, alongside aqua aerobics sessions as well.

Donny Dome isn't bad, but it's a little dated and shabby. It gets its name from the small glass…read moredome on the roof, rather than the shape of the building itself which is distinctly 80s! I haven't skated there, but swam with the kids many times. From a parents perspective, it's far too cold! The main pools aren't too bad but the baby pool is absolutely freezing and it's a little dark and dreary as well. The changing rooms are a bit hit-and-miss: pretty much what you get in any swimming pool of this era, and a little dirty. They're mixed male & female but there aren't many that are big enough for parents and kids to share. They seem to open the big slides and outdoor pool at random times - perhaps there is a pattern to it, but whenever I've been there I've been told that certain features are closed due to staffing. A bit disappointing when you've paid to take the kids there and the particular slide they want is closed. I understand, however, that it is currently closed for refurbishment (Nov 08) so I'm really hoping that it is greatly improved when it re-opens as the basics are there and eldest loves it. It's worth a visit, but go with fairly low expectations and hopefully be pleasantly surprised by it!

This is one of doncasters best attractions,there is a wide range of activities to do,they have a…read moreswimming pool with huge slides a lagoon out side were you just float along, and a kids pool with fountins, slides ect they also have an ice ring were they hold discos in the evening and have theams such as foam parties there are plenty of other sports and activities such as a fitness room,climbing wall, badminton spa, saunas and Jacuzzis, lastly they hold Shows and concerts there,with acts such as comidians like chubby brown ect and concerts were they have had loads of different famous people perform .the building itself is state of the art and its an all round clean friendly and entertaining place

Have been a member here for a few years and have known it since it opened. Smallish pool, but does…read morethe job. Jaccuzi pleasant enough but overloaded with chlorine so if you're happy to get high on the fumes, then go for it. Changing rooms freezing in winter and a bit grotty, sometimes emitting a suspect smell. Steam room OK but could do with a good clean (don't run your hand under the seats!). Friendly staff. Never use the gym, so can't comment on it.

Not family friendly showers are a disgrace, children showering with adults of all sorts, then…read morewhilst your in the shower everyone at the cafe can sit back and watch, disgusting. Tonic card still have to book when they answer the phone and now they have added an extra payment for outdoor pool even with tonic card

albert avenue swimming baths is another hull city council run swimming pool. it is very family…read morefriendly with two pools, one considerably larger than the other. we prefer to go to this swimming baths as the large pool is nice and deep but it is often very cold. the smaller pool is slightly warmer but its still a problem when taking small children and babies.

we came to the swimming pool today. the indoor slide was broken. the refreshments inside is only a…read morevending machine but there is also a place by the outside pool which does hot food. its good points are that the water both indoor & outdoor pools was very warm. indoor pool wasn't overcrowded